THE
TREKKER'S GALACTOPEDIA
by CAPTAIN MIKE
S SECTION
5:
St through St.
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Stadi.
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Betazoid helm operator of the
starship
Voyager. Stadi piloted the shuttle that brought Tom Paris
aboard Voyager before it departed Deep Space
9. She was killed in 2371 by the turbulence of that vessel being transported
to the Delta Quadrant by the Caretaker's Array. Her position was filled
by Paris, an experienced pilot who had been aboard Voyager as an
informant in their search for the Maquis starship
Liberty.
("Caretaker"
[VGR #1&2]). Played by Alicia Coppola.
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Stafford,
U.S.S.
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Federation starship, Baker-class
destroyer. (Federation Starship Recognition Manual [FASA RPG]).
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Stalt,
Amye.
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Associate of the Defense Forces
Institute who contributed material to the publication of the 2290 edition
of Ships of the Star Fleet concerning modifications and configurations
of Starfleet vessels. (Ships
of the Star Fleet [Mastercom]).
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Stalwart,
U.S.S.
-
Federation starship. Chris Richards
and James T. Kirk once served aboard this ship. ("Judgment Rites" [Interplay
TOS]).
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Stanak.
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Vulcan security officer stationed
at Starfleet Headquarters in 2374. Stanak confronted the escaping members
of Omega Squad who were due to be executed for their 2373 visit to Talos
IV. ("Renegades" [Marvel SA #12]).
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Star Empire,
U.S.S.
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("Dreadnought!" [Pocket TOS
#29]).
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Star
Empire of Epsilon Indi.
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One of the component governments
within the United Federation of Planets. (Technical Manual [TOS]).
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Star
Station Aurora.
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Federation base, home port of
Perimeter Action Group 33, a patrol and reconaissance force, including
the starships Epirus and Tachira. (Ships of the Star Fleet).
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Star
Station Brasilia.
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Federation base, home port of
Perimeter Action Group 12, a patrol and reconaissance force, including
the starships Bucke, Acri and Atessa. (Ships of
the Star Fleet, vol.2).
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Star
Station Cepheus.
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Federation base, home port of
Perimeter Action Group 15. (Ships of the Star Fleet, vol.2).
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Star
Station Dallas.
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Federation base, home port of
Perimeter Action Group 29, a patrol and reconaissance force. (Ships
of the Star Fleet, vol.2).
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Star
Station Ecija.
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Federation base, home port of
Perimeter Action Group 28. (Ships of the Star Fleet, vol.2).
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Star
Station Eureka.
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Federation base, home port of
Perimeter Action Groups 30 and 45. (Ships of the Star Fleet, vol.2).
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Star
Station Indus.
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Federation base, home port of
Perimeter Action Group 10, a patrol and reconaissance force. (Ships
of the Star Fleet, vol.2).
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Star
Station Minsk.
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Federation base, home port of
Perimeter Action Group 50, a tactical transit force. (Ships of the Star
Fleet, vol.2).
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Star
Station Praeses.
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Federation base, home port of
Perimeter Action Group 31. This is the home base of the Helicon Squadron,
which in 2290 had Lt. Kyle Gevins as a member. (Ships of the Star Fleet).
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Star
Station Tiran.
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Federation base, home port of
Perimeter Action Groups 24 and 27. (Ships of the Star Fleet, vol.2).
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Star
Station Yalta.
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Federation base, home port of
Perimeter Action Groups 20 and 23. (Ships of the Star Fleet, vol.2).
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starbase.
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Any one of over eight hundred
command, scientific, strategic, service and supply posts operated by the
Federation Starfleet, located throughout Federation space and beyond. Many
starbases are located on planetary surfaces while others are space stations.
SEE: Deep Space Stations; Neutral Zone Outposts; Outposts; Star Stations;
Spacedock. SEE ALSO: Argus Array; Arkaria Base; Pelios Station; Pharos
Tower; Xendi Starbase 9; Zenzhe Minor Research Station. SEE ALSO BELOW
LIST.
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Starbase
1.
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Federation base located in the
outskirts of the Sol system in sector 001. In 2371 a large number of vessels,
including the Galaxy-class starships Mukaikubo and Breedlove,
were assembled at Starbase 1 in fear of an invasion by the Furies.
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This base is home of an office
of Starfleet Intelligence Sector One. ("Best Destiny" [Pocket TOS HC
#5]; "Time's Enemy" [Pocket DS9]; Ships of the Star Fleet; Star Fleet Intelligence--Operations
Manual [FASA RPG]).
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Starbase
2.
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Federation base. George Kirk
had served as security commander here until 2245 when he was assigned to
a starship mission. In 2268 this was one of the finest treatment centers
for radiation damage in the Federation and Spock suggested that Janice
Lester be taken here to diagnose her medical condition instead of the Benecia
colony. Starbase 2 was the home base of the strike cruiser Matsurra
in 2288. ("Turnabout Intruder" [TOS #79]; "Final Frontier" [Pocket TOS
Giant #3]; Ships of the Star Fleet).
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Starbase
3.
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Federation base in sector 3.
In 2269, the Enterprise was scheduled to stop at to receive new
orders after a long, uneventful patrol, but was delayed by the discovery
of the asteroid world Chatalia. The training ship Decatur had an
experimental sensor system installed here in 2288. Starbase 3 is the base
for Starfleet Intelligence's Sector Two division command. ("World Without
End" [Bantam TOS]; Ships of the Star Fleet; "The First Virtue" [Pocket
TNG #56]; Star Fleet Intelligence--Operations Manual [FASA RPG]).
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Starbase
4.
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Federation base where the Enterprise
was repaired following a terrorist attempt to steal transwarp drive in
2267. The Enterprise dropped survivors of the Starnes Triacus Expedition
here in 2268. A shuttle was stolen from Starbase 4 in 2268 by Lokai, but
was recovered by a starship two weeks later. This base is home of an office
of Starfleet Intelligence Sector One. ("And the Children Shall Lead"
[TOS #60]; "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" [TOS #70]; "Battlestations!"
[Pocket TOS #31]; Star Fleet Intelligence--Operations Manual [FASA RPG]).
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Starbase
5.
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Federation base, the home port
of the strike cruiser Sur Cha in 2288. The Sur Cha was in
port in February and again during November of that year. This base is home
of an office of Starfleet Intelligence Sector One. (Ships of the Star
Fleet; Star Fleet Intelligence--Operations Manual [FASA RPG]).
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Starbase
6.
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Federation base where the Enterprise
was scheduled for R&R in 2267. Their vacation was cut short by an emergency
call from Starfleet to divert to Sector 39J and investigate the disappearance
of the starship Intrepid. This base is home of an office of Starfleet
Intelligence Sector One. ("The Immunity Syndrome" [TOS #48]; "The Enchanted
Pool" [Bantam TOS New Voyage]; Star Fleet Intelligence--Operations Manual
[FASA RPG]).
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Starbase
7.
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Federation base located half
a light-year from Centaurus. Leonard McCoy served here as a lieutenant,
rehabilitating James Kirk's leg for four months after Kirk suffered injuries
aboard the starship Farragut. In 2287 Starbase 7 was commanded by
Commander Joshua Helmes, an old friend of Montgomery Scott's. Helmes was
later arrested for orchestrating a drug smuggling ring that resulted in
the murder of four crewman. Starbase 7 is the base for Starfleet Intelligence's
Sector One division command. ("Death's Angel" [Bantam TOS]; "The Klingon
Gambit" [Pocket TOS #3]; "Crisis on Centaurus" [Pocket TOS #28]; "Dreams
of the Raven" [Pocket TOS #34]; "Rest & Recreation" [DC TOS vol.2 #18];
Star Fleet Intelligence--Operations Manual [FASA RPG]).
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Starbase
8.
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Federation base. This base is
home of an office of Starfleet Intelligence Sector One. ("Star Crossed:
A Bright Particular Star" [DC TOS vol.2 #75]; Star Fleet Intelligence--Operations
Manual [FASA RPG]).
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Starbase
9.
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Federation base that the Enterprise
was en route to for resupply in 2266 when near-collision with a black star
of high gravitational attraction propelled the ship into a time warp that
sent the ship back to 1968. Closest starbase to Pyris VII. In 2288,
this base was commanded by Commodore Richard E. Chang and was the home
port of the U.S.S. Essahir. ("Tomorrow Is Yesterday" [TOS
#21]; "Catspaw" [TOS #30]; Ships of the Star Fleet).
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Starbase
10.
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Federation base. ("Operation:
Annihilate" [TOS #29]; "The Deadly Years" [TOS #40]; "Yesterday's Son"
[Pocket TOS #11]; "Dreams of the Raven" [Pocket TOS #34]; "Red
Sector" [Pocket TNG #53]; "Ni Var" [Bantam TOS New Voyage]).
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Starbase
11.
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Federation base. The starship
Enterprise-A
stopped here in 2288 to pick up a team of Federation medical specialists
bound for Datugad. ("Court Martial" [TOS #14]; "The Menagerie" [TOS
#15&16]; "Yesterday's Son" [Pocket TOS #11]; "Dreams of the Raven"
[Pocket TOS #34]; "So Near the Touch" [DC TOS vol.2 Annual #1]; "Past Imperfect"
[Marvel UV #3]).
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Starbase
12.
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Federation base located off
of Rhodes colony, in the Gamma 400 star system within the Fries-Posnikoff
sector, near the Klingon border. The spaceborne section of this base was
originally constructed by the Karsid civilization, and is now used by the
Federation to study the neighboring Tau Eridani cloud. Under the command
of Admiral Uttan Narsu, this was the starship Essex's home base
in 2167 when it was lost at Mab-Bu VI. In 2188, much of the funds dedicated
to starbase construction were diverted by the Federation Council, delaying
construction of a new space facility for Starbase 12, which probably led
to the decision to refurbish the ancient Karsid station. The starship Enterprise
set a course here after recovering the sleeper ship S.S. Botany Bay
in 2266. This was the nearest Federation base to Pollux IV. Starbase 12
was the site of an exchange program in which Klingon scientists set up
projects here in 2267, while the base was commanded by Maria Kellogg. The
Enterprise
had a layover there that same year, in which Commander Spock briefly went
missing, and also several subsequent layovers here during its five year
mission, before the Boaco VI mission and after being bombed by the Tomarii.
The Enterprise returned here after a survey of Sector 3-39 along
the Klingon border and a subsequent mission to 4725 Cancri in 2277. In
2278 Starbase 12 was targeted by the Klingon destroyer SoSoy tuj,
but was saved due to the courageous actions of Captain Morgan Bateson and
the crew of his ship, the U.S.S.
Bozeman. The main spaceway on Rhodes
colony is now known as Bateson Boulevard. During the missions that occurred
after being refit for the V'Ger Incident, the starship Enterprise
had shore leave here, when several crewmembers procured copies of "The
Final Reflection." On 7 February 2288 Starbase 12 was officially made
the home port of the starship Sovereign. In 2293 Commodore Montoya
was on this base, and ordered the starship Enterprise to briefly
divert here from its trip home from Khitomer. Starbase 12 would be the
home base of the starship Enterprise-B before it set out upon its
longest exploration tours of the Gourami sector in the early 24th century.
In 2364, this base was evacuated for two days apparently due to a conspiracy
by Starfleet officials taken over by alien parasites. The starship
Enterprise-D
spent a weeks worth of maintenance overhaul here in 2366 following a mission
to Gemaris IV. The starship Geronimo was stationed here in the mid
2370s for combat simulations. ("Space Seed" [TOS #24]; "Who Mourns for
Adonais?" [TOS #33]; "Conspiracy" [TNG #25]; "Captain's Holiday" [TNG #67];
"Power Play" [TNG #115]; "Cause and Effect" [TNG #118]; "Mission to Horatius"
[TOS Novel]; "Black Fire" [TOS #8]; "The Final Reflection" [Pocket TOS
#16]; "Ishmael" [Pocket TOS #23]; "Cry of the Onlies" [Pocket TOS #46];
"Rules of Engagement" [Pocket TOS #48]; "Ship of the Line" [Pocket TNG
hardcover #8]; Ships of the Star Fleet, vol.1; Officer's Manual [FASA TNG];
[FASA TOS]; "Bridge Commander" [Activision]). Undoubtedly the most famous
Federation starbase, judging by its number of appearances.
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Starbase
13.
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Federation base located within
the Marrat Nebula, within the "Phalanx," a small portion of Federation
space surrounded by three sides by Klingon holdings. Given the nickname
"Fort Apache" because of it's frontier location on the Klingon border,
Starbase 13 was subject to a series of raids in 2254 by independent pirate
vessels organized by the Klingon Kaaj as a means of delaying construction
of the nearby Pharos tower. In 2264 the starship Enterprise was
assigned to ferry a group of entertainers to this installation when it
encountered an unknown worldship en route. On shore leave, Number One was
once followed around Starbase 13 by two fleet officers hoping to get to
know her. The U.S.S.
Essahir docked here on 23 January 2288 for
maintenance. ("The Fires of Pharos" [Marvel EV #2]; "Enterprise"
[Pocket TOS Giant #1]; "Vulcan's Glory" [Pocket TOS #44]; Ships of the
Star Fleet).
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Starbase
14.
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Federation base. Starbase 14
was severely damaged by an unkown attacker in 2269, nearly sparking an
interstallar incident between the Klingons, Romulans and Federation. The
destination of the Enterprise on stardate 7523, when it was transporting
a Professor Fowler there for medical attention. Home base of Perimeter
Action Group 21, which included the starships Brant and Artika
in 2288. Origin of a message to the Enterprise-D in 2364 concerning
the outbreak of Anchilles fever on Styris IV. ("The Expansionist Syndrome"
[Marvel TOS #8]; "Code of Honor" [TNG #4]; "Red
Sector" [Pocket TNG #53]).
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Starbase
15.
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Federation base. ("Enemy
Unseen" [Pocket TOS #51]).
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Starbase
16.
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Federation base close to Delta
Canaris IV, Alnath II, the M'dok and Tenara. The Enterprise recieved
orders from here in 2267 while at Delta Canaris IV. The Enterprise
dropped off the body of Raytag M'Gora and survivors of a Klingon raid here
in 2272. In late 2364, Captain Picard of the Enterprise-D was going
to take Captain Sejanus of the Centurion here for trial. This base
is home of an office of Starfleet Intelligence Sector One. ("The Klingon
Gambit" [Pocket TOS #3]; "The Captain's Honor" [Pocket TNG #8]; "The Haunting
of the Enterprise" [Marvel TOS #5]; Star Fleet Intelligence--Operations
Manual [FASA RPG]).
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Starbase
17.
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Federation base. This base's
office of public relations was staffed by Lt. Douglas Prescott in 2290.
("Timetrap"
[Pocket TOS #40]; Ships of the Star Fleet).
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Starbase
18.
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Federation base located in orbit
of the planet Hamal, commanded by Commodore Katha'sat. The Enterprisedocked
at Starbase 18 in 2268 for the installation of the experimental Inversion
Drive machinery. ("The Wounded Sky" [Pocket TOS #13]; "Survivors" [Pocket
TNG #4]; "Double or Nothing" [Pocket TNG #55]).
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Starbase
19.
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Federation base the starship
Sphinx
was due to visit prior to its destruction in 2368. This was the home base
of the starship Ki Rin in 2288. The Ki Rin was overhauled
for two months at Starbase 19 starting February 2288. ("Cloak" [Pocket
TOS Section 31]; Ships of the Star Fleet).
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Starbase
21.
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Federation base, home base of
Perimeter Action Group 5, which included the starships Biisk, Bril
and Aversa in 2288, and the Ancylus in 2289. The home base
of the Reveria Squadron, staffed by Lt. Commander Julian E. Rypkos. (Ships
of the Star Fleet).
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Starbase
22.
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Federation base home to a large
subspace radio telescope installation. ("The Covenant of the Crown"
[Pocket TOS #4]).
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Starbase
23.
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Federation base located near
the remains of Arachna, an ancient supernova. The strike cruisers Essahir
and Raan transferred Klingon prisoners here in September 2288. Located
close to Kudao, where a Federation science outpost was destroyed in 2293
by a test of a prototype Klingon bird-of-prey that could fire while cloaked.
The two survivors of the attack, Carol Marcus and Kwan-mei Suarez, were
taken to Starbase 23 for medical treatment. SEE: Dakronh, I.K.S.
Following Beverly Crusher's temporary removal from duty in 2369, she was
scheduled to arrive by shuttlecraft at Starbase 23 to meet a transport
bound for Earth. ("Suspicions" [TNG #148]; "All Good Things..." [TNG
#177&178]; "The Undiscovered Country" [Pocket TOS Movie #6]; "The Terratin
Incident" [Log #4 #1]; "Cloak" [Pocket TOS Section 31]).
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Starbase
24.
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Federation base. This base is
home of an office of Starfleet Intelligence Sector One. ("Sins of the
Father" [TNG #65]; "Redemption" [TNG #100&101]; Star Fleet Intelligence--Operations
Manual [FASA RPG]).
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Starbase
27.
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Federation base. Commander Sulu
stopped over here for several days in 2285 while en route to rejoin the
Enterprise
crew at Starfleet Academy. ("This Side of Paradise" [TOS #25]; "A Small
Matter of Faith" [DC TOS #56]; "So Near the Touch" [DC TOS vol.2 Annual
#1]; "Cloak" [Pocket TOS Section 31]).
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Starbase
29.
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Federation base. ("Prime
Directive" [Pocket TOS HC #4]).
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Starbase
30.
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Federation base located on planet
Christofi IX. ("Getaway" [DC TOS vol.2 #46]).
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Starbase
32.
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Federation base. ("Metamorphosis"
[Pocket TNG Giant #1]).
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Starbase
33.
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Federation base. ("Spirit
in the Sky!" [DC TNG #2]).
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Starbase
36.
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Federation base. ("The
Mind's Eye" [TNG #98]; "Survivors" [Pocket TNG #4]).
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Starbase
39-Sierra.
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Federation base. ("The
Neutral Zone" [TNG #26]).
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Starbase
41.
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Federation base.
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Starbase
42.
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Federation base. ("Planet
X" [Pocket TNG/X-Men]).
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Starbase
47.
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Federation base.
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Starbase
56.
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Federation base. In 2368
Sulu and Chekov picked up a prototype shuttle after a three day leave here.
("Trekkers" [Marvel UNL #9]).
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Starbase
61.
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Federation base. ("Metamorphosis"
[Pocket TNG Giant #1]).
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Starbase
63.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
67.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
68.
-
Federation base. ("Survivors"
[Pocket TNG #4]).
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Starbase
73.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
74.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
75.
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Federation base commanded by
Admiral Matasu. ("The Devil's Heart" [Pocket TNG HC #3]).
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Starbase
82.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
83.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
84.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
86.
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Federation base. In an alternate
future timeline created by the death of Deanna Troi in 2368, Admiral William
Riker commanded this base in the year 2408. ("Imzadi" [Pocket TNG HC
#2]). It is unclear if any of that timeline will come to pass, since a
later alternate future depicted Riker commanding Starbase 247.
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Starbase
87.
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Federation base.
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Starbase
88.
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Federation base. ("Planet
X" [Pocket TNG/X-Men]).
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Starbase
92.
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Federation base. ("Metamorphosis"
[Pocket TNG Giant #1]).
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Starbase
96.
-
Federation base commanded by
Commander Ju'les L'ullho, part of a special briefing concerning the Iconian
Gateway situation that occurred in 2377. ("Demons of Air and Darkness"
[Pocket DS9 Gateways]).
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Starbase
97.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
103.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
104.
-
Federation base. ("The Noise
of Justice" [DC TNG vol.2 #10]).
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Starbase
105.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
108.
-
Federation base. ("Veritas"
[DC TOS vol.2 #30]).
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Starbase
117.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
118.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
123.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
129.
-
Federation base. This base received
combatants involved with fighting on the Dominion
front and submitted casualty reports which were received by Deep
Space 9. ("In the
Pale Moonlight" [DS9 #143]). The "In the Pale Moonlight" names and
status reports came from a casualty report shown in a background computer
display.
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Starbase
133.
-
Federation base.
-
Starbase
137.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
152.
-
Federation base.
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Starbase
153.
-
Federation base. This base received
combatants involved with fighting on the Dominion
front and submitted casualty reports which were received by Deep
Space 9. ("In the
Pale Moonlight" [DS9 #143]). The "In the Pale Moonlight" names and
status reports came from a casualty report shown in a background computer
display.
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Starbase
157.
-
Federation base.
-
Starbase
173.
-
Federation base. ("Measure
of a Man" [TNG]; "Metamorphosis" [Pocket TNG Giant #1]).
-
Starbase
178.
-
Federation base, location of
a branch of the Fleet museum. The original Constitution-class starship
Yorktown
is kept dry-docked here as part of the museum tour. Starbase 178 was commanded
by Commander Yuri Nelson in 2371 when Montgomery Scott commandeered the
Yorktown.
("Crossover"
[Pocket TNG Hardcover #6]).
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Starbase
179.
-
Federation base.
-
Starbase
180.
-
Federation base.("War and
Madness, Part IV: Ceremony of Innocence" [DC TNG vol.2 #74]).
-
Starbase
193.
-
Federation base. ("The Devil's
Heart" [Pocket TNG HC #3]).
-
Starbase
209.
-
Federation base commanded by
Vice-Admiral Jack Torrance. ("Behind Enemy Lines" [Pocket Dominion War
#1]; "Tunnel Through the Stars" [Pocket Dominion War #3]).
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Starbase
324.
-
Federation base. ("The Return"
[Pocket TOS HC #10]; "Avenger" [Pocket TOS HC #11]).
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Starbase
440.
-
Federation base. ("Intellivore"
[Pocket TNG #44]).
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Starbase
718.
-
Federation base. ("Avenger"
[Pocket TOS HC #11])
-
Starbase
804.
-
Federation base. ("The Return"
[Pocket TOS HC #10]).
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Starbase
Montgomery.
-
("The Icarus Factor" [TNG]).
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Starbound,
U.S.S.
-
Federation starship. ("Survivors"
[Pocket TNG #4]).
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stardrive
section
-
Hull in separable starships
which contains the main drive reactors and warp nacelle assemblies. Sometimes
referred to as the 'secondary hull' becasue of its separation from main
living and control areas. ("Encounter at Farpoint" [TNG #1&2]).
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Starfleet.
-
Deep space exploratory, scientific,
diplomatic, and defensive agency of the United Federation of Planets. Starfleet
was chartered by the Federation in 2161 with a mission to "boldly go where
no man has gone before." The most visible part about Starfleet is it's
interstellar starships. Additionally, Starfleet maintains a far-flung network
of starbases to support deep space operations. (The term "Starfleet"
was first used in the episode "Court-Martial" [TOS #14]).
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Starfleet
Academy.
-
Training facility for Starfleet
officers, the main campus of which is located in San Francisco on Terra.
("Where No Man Has Gone Before" [TOS #1]; "The Wrath of Khan" [Movie #2];
"The First Duty" [TNG #119]).
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Starfleet
Command.
-
Operating authority of Starfleet
based at Starfleet Headquarters on Terra. Starfleet Command is spread throught
the galaxy thanks to an array of starbases and faster than light subspace
communications. Many cases require starships and other officers to be out
of contact with Command, giving them broad discretionary powers to act
in the interests of Starfleet Command. ("Court-Martial" [TOS #14]).
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Starfleet
Headquarters.
-
The main base of the Federation
Starfleet, located in San Francisco on the planet Terra. Starfleet Headquarters
houses the main offices of Starfleet Command where most interstellar missions,
exploration and tactics are planned. Besides the Starfleet Command offices
and control centers, Headquarters is in close proximity to the San Francisco
shipyards where space vessels are constructed both on the ground and in
an accompanied orbital spacedock,
and
also the training facility at Starfleet Academy. ("The Motion Picture"
[Movie #1]; "The Voyage Home" [Movie #4]; "The Undiscovered Country" [Movie
#6]; "Conspiracy" [TNG #25]).
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Starfleet
Operations.
-
Division of Starfleet responsible
for the logistics of distribution, construction and support of the fleet.
Most Starbases fall under this departments jurisdiction. In 2269, James
Kirk became the youngest admiral in Starfleet, in command of this division.
One of his projects was the refitting of many Starfleet vessels, including
his former command, the Enterprise. ("The Lost Years" [Pocket
TOS HC]).
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Stargazer,
U.S.S.
-
Federation starship, Constellation-class
exploratory cruiser, Starfleet registry NCC-2893. The Stargazer
was commanded by Captain Anton Manning in 2327 when the vessel visited
Vulcan to attend the betrothal of Spock and Saavik. ("The Battle" [TNG
#10]; "Vulcan's Heart" [Pocket TOS HC]).
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Stargazer-A,
U.S.S.
-
Federation starship, Intrepid-class
cruiser, Starfleet registry NCC-2893-A. Second starship to bear the name.
Commanded by Captain Rackham. ("Telepathy War" [Marvel Telepathy War
#1]).
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starships.
-
SEE:
STARSHIP
SECTION.
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S'Tasmeen,
V.S.S.
-
In an alternate timeline, an
Interstellar Alliance of Planets starship commanded by Captain Benedict.
The S'Tasmeen was one of several Starfleet ships to receive irregular orders
after a plague of madness struck the galaxy due to the time travel that
created this timeframe. ("Killing Time" [Pocket TOS]).
-
Stav.
-
("Dreadnought!" [Pocket TOS
#29]).
-
-
Steamrunner-class.
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Type of Federation starship.
(Conjecture).
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Steamrunner,
U.S.S.
-
Federation starship, prototype
for the Steamrunner-class frigate. (Conjecture).
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Steed.
-
Starfleet captain who commanded
a dreadnought-type vessel in the mid to late 23rd century. (Begin Tactical
Starship Simulator [Clockwork Software]). The game software put each captain
name in command of a random vessel each time the game was played.
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Stellar
Storm.
-
Orion transport vessel. ("Dreams
of the Raven" [Pocket TOS #34]).
-
Stevens.
-
Starfleet engineering crewman.
In 2372, Stevens was posted to engineering on the U.S.S. Defiant
when the ship came under Jem'Hadar attack during a trade conference with
the Karemma. ("Starship Down" [DS9]). Played by Jay Barker.
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stiegel.
-
("Dreams of the Raven" [Pocket
TOS #34]).
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Stiles,
Eric John.
-
("Red
Sector" [Pocket TNG #53]).
-
Stiles,
John.
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Retired Starfleet security officer,
rank of commander. Stiles began his career as the navigator of the starship
Enterprise
in 2264 under the command of James Kirk. ("Balance
of Terror" [TOS #8]; "Red Sector"
[Pocket TNG #53]; "Present
Tense" [Pocket TOS Janus Gate #1]). Played by Paul Comi.
-
Stocker.
-
Starfleet administrative commodore,
the commander of Starbase 10. Stocker was transported to Starbase 10 aboard
the Enterprise. While enroute, several Enterprise personnel,
including Captain Kirk, became ill with a radiation-induced hyperaccelerated
aging disease. Fearing the imminent loss of these valuable officers, Stocker
assumed command of the Enterprise and violated the Romulan Neutral
Zone in an effort to reach Starbase 10's medical facilities more quickly.
Stocker's action nearly triggered an interstellar incident. ("The Deadly
Years" [TOS]). Played by Charles Drake.
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Stockholm,
U.S.S.
-
Federation starship, Miranda-class,
Starfleet registry NCC-18544. Commanded by Captain Chung. ("War &
Madness, Part I: The First Casualty" [DC TNG vol.2 #71]).
-
Stocking
Cap.
-
Arco-class attack sled
on the Enterprise in 2267. ("Dreadnought!" [Pocket TOS #29]).
-
Stockton,
Randy.
-
("The Pilot" [DC TNG vol.2
#7]).
-
stokaline.
-
Pharmaceutical. ("Dreams
of the Raven" [Pocket TOS #34]).
-
Stolzoff.
-
Starfleet security officer assigned
to Deep Space 9 in 2373. ("Empok Nor"
[DS9]). Played by Marjean Holden.
-
Stone.
-
Ensign on the starship Tombaugh
in 2362. ("Infinite Regress" [VGR]).
-
Stone,
Aaron L.T.
-
Starfleet commodore in command
of Starbase 11 in 2265. Stone presided over the court-martial of Captain
James Kirk for the apparent death of Ben Finney in that year. When cirumstancial
evidence implicated Kirk, Stone urged him to resign for the good of the
service. Stone had commanded a starship earlier in his career. ("Court
Martial" [TOS #14]; "Cloak"
[Pocket TOS Section 31]). Played by Percy Rodrigues.
-
Stone,
Jason.
-
Captain of the starship Strata
in 2355. ("Field of Fire" [DS9]).
-
Stone,
John.
-
Captain of the Federation starship
Cortez.
In 2254 Stone and his crew were stranded on Darrien-224 as the Cortez
was commandeered by Vulcan renegades led by Tagok. ("Cloak and Dagger"
[Marvel EV #5&6]).
-
Stone,
Quintin
-
Starfleet commander who was
temporarily assigned as the first officer of the Enterprise-D in
2365. ("A Rock and a Hard Place" [Pocket TNG]).
-
Strek.
-
Lieutenant assigned to Deep
Space 9. ("Shadowplay" [DS9]).
-
Stonn.
-
Vulcan. ("Amok Time" [TOS
#34]; "Avenger" [Pocket TOS HC #11]). Played by Lawrence Montaigne. At
one point, Lawrence Montaigne, who also played Decius in "Balance of Terror"
[TOS], was considered on the 'short list' of actors who could replace Leonard
Nimoy in the part of Spock if Nimoy left the series. Also on the list was
Mark Lenard, who portrayed the Romulan commander and Sarek.
-
Strak.
-
Vulcan admiral. ("Avenger"
[Pocket TOS HC #11]).
-
Strangers
From the Sky.
-
Bestselling novel by Garamet
Jen-Saunor, a historical dramatization of a Vulcan scoutship crashing on
Earh in the 21st century, nearly two decades before the recorded first
contact of those species. ("Strangers From the Sky" [Pocket TOS Giant
#2]).
-
Stratos.
-
Federated world. ("The Cloud
Minders" [TOS]).
-
Strickland.
-
("Futures" [Marvel EV #12]).
-
Strickler.
-
Admiral at Starfleet Headquarters.
In 2372 in an alternate reality, Strickler presided over a meeting to discuss
Harry Kim's design for a prototype runabout, the USS Yellowstone.
("Non
Sequitur" [VGR]). Played by Jack Shearer.
-
Strickler.
-
Ensign on the starship Voyager.
("Year
of Hell" [VGR]; "Once Upon a Time" [VGR]).
-
Stron.
-
Pseudonym used by a Vulcan member
of a radical Symmetrist movement who was disguised as a Starfleet lieutenant
commander. ("Avenger" [Pocket TOS HC #11]).
-
Stron.
-
Vulcan, captain of the Starfleet
survey vessel Sloane. ("Avenger" [Pocket TOS HC #11]).
-
Sturek.
-
Vulcan Starfleet cadet in the
year 2289, on the squad led by Cadet David Forester. ("Starfleet Academy"
[Pocket]).
-
Sturgeon.
-
Crewperson aboard the starship
Enterprise.
("The
Man Trap" [TOS]).
-
Sturgis.
-
("Dujonians Hoard" [Pocket
TNG Captain's Table #2]).
-
sturrd.
-
("Dujonians Hoard" [Pocket
TNG Captain's Table #2]).
-
S'tvan.
-
Vulcan. ("The Pandora Principle"
[Pocket TOS #49]).
-
Stvoran.
-
Malon, the husband of Controller
Marssi. ("Demons of Air and Darkness" [Pocket Gateways #4]).
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Styles.
-
Captain of the starship Excelsior
in 2285. ("The Search for Spock" [Movie #3]). Played by James B. Sikking
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